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Constructing a Raspberry Pi RP2040 Low-Power Sensor Node – Day 5

Remember those early TV “long distance sensor scans” and “sensor probe launches?” Well, this video won’t be about scanning a distant galaxy, but it will be about adding sensors to the RP2024 sensor node platform.

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2/12/2025 4:04:14 PM

Part List

AfbeeldingOnderdeelnr. fabrikantBeschrijvingAvailable QuantityPrijsDetails weergeven
RASPBERRY PI PICO W RP2040SC0918RASPBERRY PI PICO W RP204011420 - Immediate$5.18Details weergeven
RASPBERRY PI PICO RP2040SC0915RASPBERRY PI PICO RP204038594 - Immediate$3.45Details weergeven
RASPBERRY PI PICO H RP2040SC0917RASPBERRY PI PICO H RP204011881 - Immediate$4.32Details weergeven

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